Cjs 200 Week 8 Violent Behavior Response

Violent manner Response Casie Thibeault CJS 200 November 23, 2012 University of Phoenix Violent Behavior Response In todays society the port of inmates continues to prolong worse. Many inmates in prison houses surrender violent behavior because they feel they have nothing to recognize for any more than especially when they get life in prison without parole. To galore(postnominal) inmates they feel standardized it does not matter what they do because they are neer going to leave prison anyway. Many prisons have gangs and when one start-off gets to prison they are told of all the rules that other inmates have made.The price for severance these rules can be anywhere from having to beat up the biggest bad jackass in jail to show ones dominance to having things manoeuvern from them. Many inmates depart give up their food, money and even personal items just to be accepted or to not get hurt. Violent behavior among inmates and the prison provide is also a problem. Inmates ten d to have attitude towards the staff because the staff holds them responsible for their crimes and expects them to follow the prison rules.Some inmates end up having relationships with the guards and the guards may let them do what they want as long as they get a cut of whatever the inmate may be doing illegally. usually as long as an inmate gets their way then they impart be friendly with the staff members. Many staff members treat the inmates with mention and the respect is returned. I believe if the staff treats the inmates with respect and not like scum because of their crime this also helps stop violent behavior.Some of the strategies for responding to violent behavior are to put one who has violent behavior in lone(a) confinement, adding more season to their designate that they have, or even loosing privileges such as going outside to receiving mail from friends and family. Most people who are incarcerated simulatet want to be there any longer than they have to and the y just want to serve out their sentence without having any problems. The more violent ones behavior is will determine how much longer their sentence will last.If a prisoner has violent behavior all the time they are more likely to be incarcerated longer than they need to be. If the inmates had things to do, and could take classes and earn a degree or do something with their life age they are in jail it would give them hope for when they are free. I truly believe that it is all based on respect. If the inmates can square up to respect one another and respect the staff that is only doing their jobs, the prison system would have less violent behavior going on.